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If you know me, you know I adore a thrifted find! My entire home is filled to the brim with beautiful vintage and antique thrift store scores. I am so proud of my collection, and I can even remember where most of my favorite items came from. In this post, I’m taking you on a little thrift store home tour of some of the best thrifted pieces in my home. I’ll share the stories behind each piece and why I love them so much. So join me as I share with you the collection that I love so much!
Although these lamps aren’t currently on display in my home, they are a favorite thrifted find. I replaced the old lampshades on these and they used to sit on a blue buffet in my living room. My daughter really was attracted to these lamps, which I why I decided to put them away to protect them from her little hands. When she is old enough I hope to bring them back out!
This lamp is probably my favorite thing that I own! The gorgeous blue and white porcelain lamp was just $15 at the local thrift store. The lampshade had some wear and tear, so I replaced it with a brand new shade for a modern update. Right now it sits in our bedroom, adding some relaxing soft light to our evenings.
This adorable birdhouse is such a pretty shape and color. I feel like I could display pretty faux florals inside, but right now it hides the router in our bedroom. If I ever have a screened in porch, I’d love to hang this from the ceiling.
I had this gorgeous original painting, which I scored for about $12 at Goodwill. I had it listed on my Etsy, but recently I took the listing down and added it to my gallery wall.
This frame cost me $12, which is more than I usually pay for empty frames at thrift stores. But it was too pretty to pass up, and it ended up being the perfect frame for Lexi’s superhero artwork that we commissioned. I’m glad I took this one home with me!
Swan vases are popular right now among lovers of vintage home decor. When I found this one for just $3 I had to take it home with me! Right now I’m just displaying it empty, but it makes a great home for a pretty floral arrangement.
This is my favorite ginger jar that I’ve ever come across! Check it out to the right of the swan vase in the above picture. I love the delicate color and the pretty pattern. I could sell this one, but I love it too much to part with it. I used to display this on an open shelf in my living room, but now that I have a kid I keep it safely in my china cabinet.
I treated myself to this gorgeous piece at a local antique store, pictured above to the far right. I just thought it was so beautiful, and I love the color! It cost me $15, which is high for thrifting but not a bad deal for antiquing.
I can remember the shopping trip where I scored this lovely light blue bud vase, but I don’t remember what I paid. I always keep this beauty on my vanity because it’s the same color as the paint. I love the pretty raised floral pattern on the front!
I have mentioned before that I have a pretty massive Blue Willow collection. Some of it was inherited from my mom, but the majority was found thrifting. I have plates, bowls, serving pieces, teacups, and oversized coffee mugs.
I have a collection of depression glass, but my most prized piece is this floral bowl. It was the most expensive piece in my collection at $18, but I loved it so much it was worth it.
If you enjoyed this antiques tour, you’ll probably enjoy this home tour of my living room.
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